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Yitzhak Zeev Librach
A Torah scholar and notable personality in the Lukow community.
Old synagogue
The old synagogue in Lukow.
Dr. Hontzinski Street
A main street in central Lukow.
Rabbi Shraga Feivush of Turczyn
A noted rabbi and father of Yitzhak Zeev Librach.
Shmuel Dukan
The son-in-law who signed the memorial passage.
Chaim Lubinsky
Person named in the passage.
Elimelech Lubinsky
Religious Zionist leader and Hebrew school founder in Lukow.
Joseph Lubinsky
Father of Elimelech Lubinsky, according to the passage.
Abraham Finkelstein
Grandfather of Elimelech Lubinsky, according to the passage.
Hebrew school in Lukow
Hebrew school founded in Lukow by Elimelech Lubinsky through Mizrahi.
Hospital
Institution where the subject spent his final days.
Belgium
Country where Sonia worked for the resistance movement.
Hava Wasserstrom
Baruch Hirsh’s wife, who raised ten children and helped run the peddling business.
Kalushin
Place where Baruch Hirsh sometimes completed prayers during journeys.
Belgian resistance movement
Resistance movement for which Sonia worked on the defense front.
Birkenau
Camp to which Sonia was deported after Gestapo detention.
Y. Cohen
Person credited with extracting the passage.
Yankl Gratzer
Person whose house provided housing for Zalman Yabke.
Leibish
The son described as a learner who studied late at night.
The old sewing machine
An old sewing machine moved into a corner of the room.
The priest
A priest commissions Zalman to sew clerical garments for his children.
The children assisting Zalman
Children who accompany Zalman and help with the sewing work.
Tallit bag
The bag in which Zalman carries the mezuzah.
Polish post official
A Polish post official ordered a leather-trimmed coat from Zalman.
Barn
A barn where Zalman and his group spent nights during the work assignment.
Poor yeshiva students
Poor yeshiva students for whom Zalman later sewed without payment.
Lukow
The passage names Lukow in a 1934 heading.
Halutz Committee in Lukow
A 1934 heading identifies the Halutz Committee in Lukow.
The Lukower Wort
Jewish newspaper with dated issues from 1927.
Lukower News
Jewish newspaper with an issue dated March 13, 1931.
The Lukower Word
A newspaper published to improve Lukow’s cultural and social conditions.
Yiddish-Polish newspaper
A Jewish newspaper in Warsaw is cited as having a large circulation.
Yiddish children’s journals
Yiddish children’s journals are described as struggling for survival.
Yiddish book
The passage refers to a crisis of the Yiddish book.
Yiddish theater
The passage refers to a crisis of Yiddish theater.
Jewish town
A Jewish town described as a former source of creative Jewish forces.